The shaking can 'sleep' the driver only 15 minutes after driving
Natural vibrations during vehicle movements make the driver sleepier. Only 15 minutes after driving, the driver's concentration and alertness will be affected.
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Natural vibrations during vehicle movements make the driver sleepier. Only 15 minutes after driving, the driver's concentration and alertness will be affected.
Not only in Vietnam, but most car users in the countries of the world are also worried about the problem of stealing vehicles, spare parts or even the car.
Surely many of us wonder why you and some countries in the world, people drive left instead of right?
See the scenery above and find out the structure of the cockpit through interesting beams.
Use the first toilet near the entrance, splint your arm with a magazine or disinfect the wound with honey.
There was a system to analyze the tired face of the driver and some movement from the steering wheel, to help warn the driver.
The Sedric is completely different, with no steering wheel, pedal, gearbox and conventional controls.
By 2030 - 2035, cars on the road are believed to be without the use of rear-view mirrors, gas pedals, brake pedals, whistles, and even the complete absence of steering w…
Google has just introduced a special car to the public. This model has no steering wheel, no brakes, no pedals.
A WSU research team has created a system that can detect the driver's driving condition.
TMR Designs' boys have successfully developed the Imprint Bicycle Grips, a biker that is made of a unique material that can be etched into the hands of the driver to…
Toyota of Japan has announced the concept of new cars without the steering wheel that utilizes the whole body movement to drive the car in the right direction.
A car maker in the United States says it will build vehicles that monitor the health of drivers and be able to drive themselves if the driver is sick or unconscious.
Experts at Reno University in Nevada have designed the world's first vibration steering system to guide drivers when they are sunbathing or driving in bad weather. r…
The AT & T lab at Carnegie Mellon University has developed a new steering wheel that features vibration to guide the driver to turn left or right for safety. This device…